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ExecMBA
ENPC School of
International Management
Ecole nationale des ponts et chaussées
www.enpcmbaparis.com
School of International Management
SCHOOL
DATA & CONTACT DETAILS
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The ENPC Executive MBA is designed for professionals wishing to complete a
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Class size : 20 participants
top-quality MBA while continuing to work. The program is by nature generalist
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Average age : 36
Average professional experience:
and takes a broad holistic approach to learning, aiming to provide a
comprehensive set of skills appropriate for people who will go on to enjoy senior,
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12 years
Local students : 50%
Women :
international, management careers. The ENPC School of International
Management was founded in 1987 as the business school of the Ecole nationale square6
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30%
Students holding a Business Degree : 40%
Students holding an Engineering Degree : 40%
des ponts et chaussées (ENPC), France's oldest and one of its most prestigious
Grandes Écoles, which were established to train the country's foremost
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engineers.
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Program Start Date : January
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Deadline Date: rolling admissions process
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Course Language : English
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Length (months) : 22 months
Fees : 34 000 Euros
The program is composed of 22 courses across (Fees for the program include tuition, text
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six study tracks, covering all the core books, course materials, lunches and
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management disciplines and a wide range of
refreshments during class hours)
Class of 2008
other contemporary management subjects. Our
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approach is based on the ENPC School of
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dmissions Requirements :
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International Management's philosophy of
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5 years work experience
TESTIMONY
Manager,
value-based global leadership with a European
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Bachelor’s degree
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perspective and on our belief of enrichment
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Resume + Letter of motivation
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Two letters of recommendation
“After 6 months of studies, I
reason, the program uses an interactive, square6
Letter of company support
would like to give my regards and
discussion-based pedagogy that leverages the
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Internal admission test: (quantitative + qualitative)
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Admissions Committee interview
100 Euro fee
compliments to the program
diverse backgrounds and experiences of both
management team, who has
faculty and participants. All classes are taught in
Contact details :
selected excellent professors with
English by internationally renowned professors.
ENPC School of International Management
international and very high
28 rue des Saints-Pères
academic backgrounds. Also, the
The program modules are taught over one
75007 Paris.
program format fits perfectly with
weekend per month starting on Friday at 9:00
E-mail :
admissions@enpcmbaparis.com
the highly demanding professional
am and ending on Sunday at 5:00 pm. The
Website :
www.enpcmbaparis.com
daily life and travel schedule of
program runs over 24 months with a summer
Telephone : +33 (0)1 44 58 28 52
mine. I have met many talented
break in August and includes two overseas study
and very intelligent classmates
trips, one to the USA and one to China.
from different business sectors
and different cultures. We each
The School has worked hard to establish an
have significant professional
effective global network so that participants,
backgrounds and valuable
both during and after the completion of their
business experiences to share with
program, may reap the benefits of this
one another over these two years.”
international reach. The ENPC School of
International Management programs have been
accredited by AMBA since 1995 and were most
recently re-accredited in 2006.
Please quote the TopExecEd Supplement
when contacting ENPC.
Thank you.
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